Access Control
Manage users, business roles, permissions, and equipment scope in OpSee via Keycloak.
Manage users, business roles, permissions, and equipment scope in OpSee via Keycloak.
Manage access control, audit trails, localization, data tags, and system configuration in OpSee.
Define alarms, their set / reset / acknowledge conditions (including multi-tag expressions) and guidance texts, manage fast alarms created from tag limits, take alarms out of service, read the ISA-18.2 alarm performance KPIs, and understand how alarms are licensed per equipment.
Deliver alarms to e-mail, phones (ntfy), Teams, Telegram, Slack and webhooks; configure channels, routing rules, per-alarm actions and escalation; understand flood control, retries, retention and licensing.
View and analyze the complete activity log: who changed what, when, and why in OpSee.
Configure the built-in restic backup — schedule, retention and destination (local folder, SFTP, S3, SMB, FTPS, WebDAV) — request backups on demand, download or delete snapshots, and run the destructive restore.
Every live control, readout, and piece of equipment available in the HMI editor, and how each one behaves.
Configure sensor tags and data points for MQTT and OPC-UA data collection in OpSee.
Visualize time-series sensor data and tag values with interactive trend charts in OpSee.
Seed, remove or re-create the Riverside Brewery demo dataset from Admin → Platform Settings → Status, component by component.
How to wire a Shape's look to live data with "Depends on", and how to alert on a threshold with Notifications.
Manage your plant's physical assets using the ISA-95 equipment hierarchy in OpSee.
Your integrator just delivered OpSee. This page walks you through the ordered setup checklist to get production tracking live.
Integrate OpSee with Grafana for advanced time-series dashboards and alerting.
Manage Grafana user accounts and roles from OpSee's Access Control module.
What the OpSee HMI editor is, where to find it, and the core concepts behind Screens, Shapes, and canvas modes.
Bulk import and export data in OpSee, including equipment, reasons, schedules, translations, and more.
Configure key performance indicators (KPIs) in OpSee.
Enable and configure UI languages in OpSee so operators can use the interface in their preferred language.
View your OpSee license, assign Pro and Starter slots to equipment, renew offline, and understand module entitlements.
Configure languages, manage translations, and define units of measure in OpSee.
Grouping shapes, building reusable templates, view options, snapping, and managing saved HMI Screens.
Manage manufacturing procedures in OpSee following the ISA-88 hierarchy, from phases to batch procedures.
Manage quality inspection records and quality lists in OpSee.
Deploy and manage remote OPC-UA/MQTT data collectors that run at a plant site and forward data to a central OpSee with store-and-forward buffering.
How OpSee roles, permissions, and equipment scope decide what you can see and do.
Commission the OPC-UA, MQTT, Sparkplug B and Modbus TCP servers OpSee collects from — credentials, TLS trust, connection testing, and the Browse and Sniff discovery tools.
Every drawing primitive, text item, and picture available in the HMI editor's Add menu, and how to style them.
Read the platform-wide diagnostic log — filter by level, source, request ID and period, inspect context and tracebacks, and download a log bundle for support.
Configure runtime system parameters, including worker settings, cache TTL, batch sizes, and more.
Spot silent, degraded or noisy tags at a glance with the hourly ingestion-quality heatmap.
Manage translated labels for menu items, reasons, materials, and other custom data in OpSee.
Define and manage units of measure (kg, L, pieces, …) used throughout OpSee for materials, recipes, and production tracking.
Create, edit, and manage OpSee users through the Access Control / Users page.
Monitor and control the background workers that ingest data and run maintenance — health, poll interval, debug logging and last error.